Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Hi-Y Row 1-John Vonderschmitt, Jim Slone, Doug Williams, Jim Mills, Steve Baize, Steve Jones, Jim Miller, Carl Tyler, Jim Leffler, Dave Carmichael. Row 2-Dick Valos, Leslie Coop, Larry Vorhees, Randy Voke, Randy Lykins, Joe Greer, Bob Adams, Charles Con- ant, Mike Bilbry, Larry Adams, Bob Barrett, Clifford Beckham, Nick Donati, Frank Bmu-3- , DavH6Hw Stackhouse, Rolla Adams, Steve Garrison, Brad Priest, Dale Marks, Larry Decker, Robert Williamson, William Perry, Jerry Haverstick, Daskell Slone, Tom Leake. To help maintain high standards of Christian living in the school, home, and community is the purpose of the Muncie Southside Hi-Y. The 32 members of this club were under the supervision of Mr. Robert Swander and lVlr. Dewaine Alley. Collecting for the March of Dimes was one of the activities of the organiza- tion. Officers for the year were Steve Baize, president, Jim Mills, vice-president, Steve Jones, secretary, Jim Miller, treasurer, Claude Petty, chaplain, Doug Williams, sgt.-at-arms: and Jim Slone, historian. 73

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Activities for the 1962-63 program for the Tri-Hi-Y in- cluded a candlelight initia- tion ceremony, splash party, two car washes, a bake sale, collections for the heart fund, Christmas caroling, and a clean-up job forthe school. A major project for the organization was adopting a Korean boy. The club will feed, clothe, educate, and correspond with the child. Holding positions as of- ficers were Sue Bookout, presidentg Nancy Kvalo, vice-president, Marty Sarg- ent, secretaryg Carla Knaf- el, treasurer, Paula Willi- ams, Donna lVlanor, and Sandy Carpenter, sgts.-at- armsg Brenda Parish and Jean Ann Huffman, histori- ans, and Beth Ann Geeting and Diane Studebaker, chaplains. Miss Jacqueline Doom was school sponsor, and lVlr. Richard Lucas was Y. lVl. C. A. sponsor. 72 Tri-Hi-Y Row 1-Sue Bookout. Row 2-Nancy Kvalo and Miss Jacqueline Doom. Row 3-Car- Ia Knafel, Marty Sargent, Diane Studebaker, and Beth Geeting. Row 4-Brenda Parish, Carol Lanning, Sandy Carpenter, Donna Manor, and Paula Williams. Row 5- Renee Collins, Carolyn Bradburn, Joy Pattison, Nena Evans, Judy Cummings, Jonna Cole, and Shirley Kidd. Row 6-Sharon Martin, Donna Houk, Ruby Taulbee, Pat Muncey, Jahala Townsend, Sandy Whitworth, Burma Price, Marvella Clawson, and Jenny Wolford. Row 7-Sandy Smith, Ginny Adams, Connie Gregory, Jean Ann Huff- man, Amber Detrich, Betty Reese, Kathy Doolittle, Lavonna VanSkyock, Darlene Flowers, and Susie Brandenburg. Row 8-Sally Flook, Judy Cox, Marilyn Oxley, Susan Mann, Beverly Neal, Anita Haines, Peggy Jo Miller, Mary Opperman, Beth Lautzen- heiser, Sherry Shesler, Jenny Williams, and Vera Collard. Row 9-Rita Bass, Mary Minton, Cathy Morris, Brenda Hollars, Joann Rich, Mary Scohy, Jane Clevenger, Mar- keeta Brandenburg, Vivian VanSkyock, Jill Doster, Kaye Rooney, Marsha Freed. Row 10-Rene Swearingen, Barbara Allen, Marilyn South, Katy Bertram, Sonda Cooper, Suzy Wray, Judy Burnett, Judy Reese, Nancy Fink, Sandy Stout, Debbie Thomas, Judy Pattison, Kathy Hindsley, and Linda Wilson. Row 11-Arlene Metzcar, Cheryl Guard, Betty Hurn, Vickie Hoover, Linda Cummins, Cindy Griffey, Kaye Kinder, Pam Slye, Nita Sosbe, Karen Howell, Janice Reed, Harriet Shaw, Wanda Shreves, Cathy Rahe, and Margaret Carnes. Row 12-Donna Metzger, Eva Coyne, Kathy Lockwood, Cynthia Miller, and Sonda Barrett.

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F. T. . Row 1 -Jenny Williams, Miss Betty Stohler, Irma Hampton, Hollars, Judy Cox, Kathy Doolittle, Joan Wright, and Joyce San- Diane Studebaker, Ginny Adams, Pat Sumwalt, Miss Helen Mor- ders. Row 3-Merrill Stong, Marsha Sipe, and Pat McBride. rison, and Pat Rawlings. Row 2-Roxanna Carter, Linda Case, Row 4-Donna Martz, Larry Houk, Elaine Westerman, Jimmy Cynthia Miller, Paula Williams, Jane Terry, Betty Reese, Brenda Stewart, Ann Norris, and Ron Green. Organization of Southside's Future Teachers of America offered students an opportunity to learn more about the teaching profession. The club was open to students who were interested in becoming acquainted with the training opportuni- ties, responsibilities, problems, and the importance of teaching in our democracy. Panel discussions were staged for the purpose of explaining different areas of teaching. Regular business and program meetings were held during each month. In April, Delta Kappa Gamma held a tea at Southside to honor FTA members and exploratory teachers from Burris, Central, and Southside. Presiding over the group were Jenny Williams, president: Diane Studebaker, vice-presidentg Virginia Adams, secretary, Irma Hampton, treasurer, and Pat Sum- walt, historian. Miss Helen Morrison and Miss Betty Stohler were sponsors. 74